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... neck to make a cheap light channel for this. Print Settings Printer: Maker Select i3 and PowerSpec Ultra Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.20 Infill: 20% Notes: Comment if you have questions or suggestions or get stuck on any steps. ...Have fun.

However, I decided to stick to machine screws and nuts because I didn't want someone to possibly be left with an unusable model they had worked long and hard on to paint just because the attachment interface failed due to poor method selection and a...

I'm a UK-based maker, and I found that the existing models for an LED rig didn't fit my specification or desires, so I've remixed my own. Hopefully, you'll find this useful...</p> <p>This is a modified version of the tagged remixed model by<br/>...

Inspired by this Teaching Tech Video&nbsp;I wanted to create a light weight pen holder to avoid putting too much stress on the cantilever print head of the Prusa Mini&nbsp;MaterialsRequires 4 M3x8 bolts, 2 to hold the mount to the print head heatsink...

Bearing makers like Igus recommend that the length of a carriage be 1.5 to 2 times the distance between the guide rods.The original carriages are less than 1 times this distance. These new ones have 2 changes. First the carriages are 110mm...

However, I believe that no minimally experienced do-it-yourselfer will be overwhelmed by the task (after all, we are makers!). So, take a look at the materials and tools lists in the PDF manual supplied with the files and decide for yourself if you...

Special shoutout to maker Benoît Lussier for providing QA printing and quality feedback. Benoît also provided the instructions for printing and applying the stripes. **Important** See notes below and extra text file about the stripes. Be...

It's a cumbersome process that requires the maker to be present at the moment the lid model completes. I had to be there to turn the heater for the beds on immediately after the blank lids printed to prevent the model from releasing from the glass...

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... gear part of the worm gear must be drilled from 4mm bore to 5mm bore. Provided you're a well trained maker, this still can be done freehanded, but use a 4.5mm driller before you go straight to 5mm. ... -the whole rest is simple and straight forward.

The original maker of the "On Air" box that this make derives from hot-glued these pieces together. It's not a bad idea. I had enough friction (and had it high enough from the kids) that it should stay without me gluing it just fine. Putting it back...

...........................................................................................................Special shoutout to maker Benoît Lussier for providing invaluable QA printing and quality feedback. Another shoutout to the guys at 3DBoom...

All it required was a proper cover and a spool holder mounted inside. Please Note: You don´t need this print, if you just want to dry filament, but it provides a better air flow than just putting the spool onto the floor of the dryer, where the hot...

What makers need is a totally new and novel 3D printable bearing means which can be really useful. Here is a new design by fractalgears.co for use in all of your personal design projects. The gearing system is versatile , highly efficient and easy to...

Special shoutout to maker Benoît Lussier for providing QA printing and quality feedback. ........................................................................................................... **Print Instructions:** Supports: No ...

CREDIT GOES ENTIRELY TO THE MAKER.OF THIS MODEL. This model includes almost all of the deployment steps of the James Webb Space Telescope including: Solar Panel Antenna Fore and Aft Sun Shield Pallets Left and Right Sun Shield Boom...

This is a project for a maker who has tools on hand and can work with things. I found I needed a small ball head allen wrench for the M3 bolts. This is a none trivial project. There are large print volumes. I've found using a brim and an...

I'm new to printing, just over a month, and I've been thinking and reading about other new makers' needs and experiences also. Having been an industrial CNC tech, I know the importance of adjustability, functionality, and serviceability - did I...

I just like to cover all bases due to the different skill levels of makers. Print Settings Printer: FlashForge Creator X Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: .2mm Infill: 10% For helpful printing and assembly instructions, refer to the notes below. I...

Hello Makers, The Mold for Concrete Low Poly Head includes two STL files: Mold_L and Mold_R. This was a fun project but before starting, I recommend you read the 3D model description and 3D print settings. Also refer to all the attached photos. In...

I modified it for the MakerEd 2.0 Challenge Lesson Plan and Activity *This activity must be done indoors, wind significantly changes how this plane flies* 1) Students should be divided into groups of 3-5. (4 works best) 2) Each group should receive a...

3 - Based on maker feedback I made some of the connections a bit looser. This turned out to be a double edged sword. The looser connections make gluing a bit more fussy. My broom dried at a slight tilt instead of straight! So, for this model,...

I make it a habit to always have an M3 screw set on hand as they are so popular amongst makers and creators. You can purchase an inexpensive M3 screw set on...

Print settings: I've printed this fine on a MonoPrice Maker Select (Wanhao i3 clone) with no problem. I think 30% infill is good, but if you plan on doing full contact dueling, it wouldn't hurt or take much more time or filament to set it at 100%...

The original scans are much better quality than seen here, you can easily make out the film grain - a better camera equals better results!\nPrint Settings:\nPrinter: Monoprice Maker Select V2\nRafts: Doesn't Matter\nSupports: Doesn't...

... to tight the nut. This tool is created by Juan de las Heras and you can contact with me in this email Jdelasheras83@gmail.com You can follow my 3d print and maker account @3dprintsdiary on instagram https://www.instagram.com/3dprintsdiary/?hl=en

Hi makers!\nUpdate 04/12/17: First print can be seen here!https://youtu.be/JJ2utKqm15Y\nSee instructions section for details on parts and assembly.\nCompleted fine tuning, I'll print off some eggs and post pics from here on out.\nUpdate 04/11/17: Fit...

The magic e-step number for me was 107; I experimented and found that Bulldog makers recommend this setting, which worked great. There's no under/over extrusion, and any wacky spots are well within the feed rate override (I haven't touched it and...

Special thanks to Maker 'BillTheCat' aka 'Biil-de_cat' for suggesting this model and diligently looking over my shoulder and offering suggestions along the way. Enjoy! Print Instructions Supports: No Resolution: .2mm Infill: 10% Notes:** Refer...

Special shoutout to maker Benoît Lussier for providing QA printing and quality feedback. Another shoutout to Jarvis Henderson (Printables id: biggdog55) for suggesting the speed limit sign accessory. Print Instructions: Supports: No Resolution:...